Research Article
Long-Term Outcome in Patients with a Solitary Peutz-Jeghers Polyp
Table 1
Clinical characteristics of study subjects.
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| Sex | | Male | 32 (63%) | Female | 19 (37%) | Mean age (years) | 66.1 (range: 32-92) | Location | | Esophagus | 0 | Stomach | 0 | Duodenum | 10 (20%) | Jejunum | 2 (4%) | Ileum | 0 | Cecum | 2 (4%) | Ascending colon | 0 | Transverse colon | 5 (10%) | Descending colon | 0 | Sigmoid colon | 21 (41%) | Rectum | 11 (22%) | (mm) | (range: 3-33) | Morphology | | Pedunculated | 40 (78%) | Semipedunculated | 9 (18%) | Sessile | 2 (4%) | Evaluation of recurrence | | Done | 25 (49%) | Not done | 26 (51%) | Recurrence of PJ polyps | 0 | Mean endoscopic follow-up period (years) | 3.1 (range: 0.1-16.1) | Outcome | | Alive | 46 (90%) | Died of other cause | 5 (10%) | Mean follow-up period (years) | 3.8 (range: 0.0-18.8) |
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Hypopharyngeal cancer, interstitial pneumonia, pulmonary thrombosis, sepsis, and unknown cause. |